Polignano a Mare & Monopoli
8 hours with a private driver from Bari port
8 hours with a private driver from Bari port
OVERVIEW
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
INFO
TERMS & CONDITIONS
OVERVIEW
Highlights
- The statue of Domenico Modugno, writer of the song "Volare"in Polignano a Mare
- The mysterious town of Monopoli, a hidden gem of Italy.
- 8 hours (approx.)
- Your cruise dock/hotel/airport
DESCRIPTION
Itinerary
Your private driver will pick you up at Bari dock and take you to Polignano a Mare, the town where the author of the song "Volare" was born. Polignano is a shining gem on the coast, perched atop a 60 feet-high limestone cliff above the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic sea. The tiny old town combines charming, whitewashed streets with beautiful old churches.
Reach one of three panoramic terraces offering breathtaking views of the beautiful Adriatic Sea and coastline. You will have time on your own to explore this amazing town and for having lunch and shopping, before heading to the next destination.
Monopoli is an old fishing village with several very picturesque beaches. It's a lovely town, and it's relatively untouched by tourism. Wander through the narrow streets of the old city and enjoy the view of the Adriatic Sea from one of the delicious gelato place of the main square. Return to your ship in Bari port in the afternoon
Your private driver will pick you up at Bari dock and take you to Polignano a Mare, the town where the author of the song "Volare" was born. Polignano is a shining gem on the coast, perched atop a 60 feet-high limestone cliff above the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic sea. The tiny old town combines charming, whitewashed streets with beautiful old churches.
Reach one of three panoramic terraces offering breathtaking views of the beautiful Adriatic Sea and coastline. You will have time on your own to explore this amazing town and for having lunch and shopping, before heading to the next destination.
Monopoli is an old fishing village with several very picturesque beaches. It's a lovely town, and it's relatively untouched by tourism. Wander through the narrow streets of the old city and enjoy the view of the Adriatic Sea from one of the delicious gelato place of the main square. Return to your ship in Bari port in the afternoon
PRICE
PRICES PER PARTY
(not per person)
All prices are in Euro currency
(not per person)
All prices are in Euro currency
Party of 1-2 people : 460,00
Party of 3-4 people : 490,00
Party of 5-6 people : 520,00
Party of 7-8 people : 540,00
Party of > 8 people : Contact us
Party of 3-4 people : 490,00
Party of 5-6 people : 520,00
Party of 7-8 people : 540,00
Party of > 8 people : Contact us
Rates include
- Private English speaking driver service
- All taxes, parking, tolls and gasoline
- Admission to monuments
INFO
Polignano a mare: The origins of this enchanting place date back to the 4th century BC when Greek settlers founded this town. Polignano a mare is famous throughout the world for three things. First of all is cliff diving. In recent years the town has hosted the Red Bull diving competition, attracting crowds of 45,000 people in 2010! Second is its outstanding ice-cream, which you really cannot afford to miss on a hot summer’s evening. The third and possibly most famous export of Polignano a Mare, however, is the great Domenico Modugno, who wrote and sang numerous classic songs, including the massive international hit, "Volare". As you wander through the streets that inspired such a wonderful song, you might well find yourself involuntarily singing or whistling, “Volare, oh,oh…
Monopoli: Founded by the Greeks, taken over by the Romans and beset by various invaders, Monopoli was a thriving port town under the Byzantines and Normans.
It was part of the Marine Republics of Amalfi and Venice between the 11th and 15th centuries. Nowadays Monopoli is one of Italy’s most quaint, charming, and beautiful destinations, totally untouched by mass tourism, meaning a more authentic holiday for a seasoned traveler
Monopoli: Founded by the Greeks, taken over by the Romans and beset by various invaders, Monopoli was a thriving port town under the Byzantines and Normans.
It was part of the Marine Republics of Amalfi and Venice between the 11th and 15th centuries. Nowadays Monopoli is one of Italy’s most quaint, charming, and beautiful destinations, totally untouched by mass tourism, meaning a more authentic holiday for a seasoned traveler
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Booking
- A deposit of 25 % of the tour cost is required to secure your reservation. Balance is due 30 days before the tour start
- We accept payment by Visa and MasterCard. Amex cards (2 % fee)
- Tours are refundable up to 15 days before the scheduled departure
- Skip-the-line tickets to monuments & attractions are not refundable
- No charge if your ship will not dock in port due to unforeseen circumstances (weather conditions, itinerary change, etc.)
This itinerary is operated exclusively for you and your party
and can be customized as you wish.
Please contact us for details and for booking this tour
and can be customized as you wish.
Please contact us for details and for booking this tour
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